The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
ROiND ABOUT TOWN.

The order of ssln in the Lewis tail
urc has been Indefinitely pos plu,d
by the specipl Judge Withdrawing his
of stlt tor fear Of tachnica.
troubi -.
As previously published in TuE
EXAMINER the programme at the
Jewish Synagogue was enacted ~
that ri zee of worship l,,t sabbath 90
The cdihcatiou of its largo and hi Ghly
cultured congregation.
The suit in the recorders court. in
stitut9 | by the city against Professor
Cook, the exhibitor OF the Automatic
City of J,rusal IN, was settled vest n
day by the city accept ng 81, instead
of SIS day rs the M yor thought he
ought TO pay.
Bud Orman is again temporarily
free man, having been yesterday ad-
mitted to bond in the sum of $4,000
by Spec al District Judge flournoy.
Three cclunch-crueaders" were
before the mayor yesterday on a
charge of vagraucy a7d two of them
were put on the chain gang, while
the third, on account of his youth,
was turned loose and given TO uud"r-
-taud that Waco had NO room for
such cat'l' as BE. So he stayed not
on the order of going but Went
County Judge Evans has been ur-
fortunate enough u lose five Devon
shire bull which he paid Sl65 fer in
II Louis. Acclimation fever seem d
~ have been the trouble. The Juigc
was very proud of the animal aud
woul int accept an offer OF much
more than his cost price.
Special attention is called to the
card of Mr.. +. NJ Ripley, published
over his oW a name As an advertise
meut MIR. Ripley is regarded by hi
fe wv bu3incss men as one OF WacN's
Oldest established and most reliable
merchants, always having enjoyed Il
large and prof able trade.
The following named individuals,
aggregatipg in all twenty two, were
confirmed by Bishop Gregg at It
Paul' .p'scops churchSabbath mora
iny-R ,bt w Il aumont aud wife,
Jesse = Clcvc'aud and wife, Mrs Mag
gic Cslhoun, Mrs Dillingham;, Miss
Fannie Gross, Miss Mabel PidcockA,
Miss Be- e Clifton. Miss Mamie Chal-
mers, samuel lRen4he. Gle 'rge Jones,
Miss Matte Jones, Miss Kat l.
Tompsou, Wi i'm Cameron, Mrs ldn
/ a Lewis. Mrs From'c Scheicrm N,
Miss May Ccvor, MISS G. uAia Means
"Word,r Worl t." grcnt panora niC
/ displv aud series OF object lessons In
/ history, GEOGRAPHY, geology, zoology
met 2Or, gy, aud the arts ~nd scle"r
es generally, Is Il wond r'ul NIT
world. 1t is the property OF Pat y
Co composed of Thom's IL Rl''
lac of San hutDnlo, and Char =
Cevod, an oil resident of Waco |
is n wonderful combination of rar
scenic paint ng and ingenious aud in
tricste mechanics adaptation of auto
matte movements in persons, animals
fowls, fishes, plants, machines, etc
The picture represents every part o
the globe, from NORTH pei Il the sea
with scenery and ii cures from nature
and real fe. suited II every latitud,
--inhabitents and their pursuits ant
characterlst CO. animals, fowls, fishes
ali apparently living, breathing auC
acting their respect We parts anu al
by the motion power Of steam Ell
gine and an q ictric bat cry. Th'
work must be seen to be appreciate t
aud will well repay visit.
Waco theatre goers may prepare
themselves for a rare treat, next Mon
dav and Tuesday nights in the pres
eutstion of the famous popular clts3i
plays of Nirginius" and "Gretchen.
Both the plays and the pl ayers ar,
spoken of III the highest terms by tn
press and the most accomplished ant
Impartial critics, from the first theat
ers from New York u Denver
Further notice | bo given througI
these columns and devotcs of tn
drama will do well to post them
selves thoroughly on tins specia
engagement of the brilliant stars Nh
Louis James and Miss Mamie Vain
right
= TIE EXAMINER learns from Nh
Bent Duval anaccount ofa burglar
which occurred al Brucevi :, in tn
store of ID. &. Summers ~ Co., las
SATURDAY night received by him b
telephone. About Sl4 cash was take
from the drawer and about $40
worth of merchandise from tn
shelves. Four holes were drilled int
the safe but the Cracks were fOili'
in some way in their attempt to blD "
ii open and made their escape leavlni
no clew to their identity or where
sbouts
An EXAMINER reporter had tn
very pleasant task on yesterday even
ing of interviewing young lady o.
the subject of the grand leap yea
bal the ladies' of Waco have nude
preparation. About 200 invitation
: have already been IN .iled to gentle
men in and out of the city. The ladle
will give "A grand supper in connectio
/ in the same building with the bal
3 The Armorv Hall Will be gayly deco
rated and no pains or expense spare
5 by the ladies' t. give an entertainer
, thai viii. do honor to them aud credi
Q to the city. llurreh for the ltdies